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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele]I assume that you are one of the authors so would you mind ending the charade and letting us know which one?

Scholars are judged by their work. I don't care about credentials. What do you say about the inherent sampling errors resulting from the geographic concentration of our user base? What do you say about the failure to correct samples for school size? What do you say about the fact that the report compares attention to charter schools which draw upon the entire District for their students to neighborhood schools that draw from a defined boundary? These are all basic data analysis errors that don't require a Harvard education to identify (and, to be clear, I found them and have no such education).

Please drop the condescension. There are legitimate problems with this report. It may hurt your feelings to acknowledge them, but this is not about feelings -- yours or mine.
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so sticking with option b[/quote]

LOL. So typical. Credentials don't replace substance. Get back to us when you have something substantive to contribute.
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Jeff, go easy on the poor RA.

He worked for Jayapal, so that’s good.
On the other hand, his Instagram handle (kid you not) is @jgoodlookin.

He’s young. He just got out of college and he doesn’t have any real empirical training. 
He’ll figure out the substance as he get older and gets more experience.[/quote]

Ok that's creepy[/quote]

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